Southern Arizona Heritage & Visitor Center — Attraction in Tucson

NOT for children apparently. We were welcomed with open arms, and there is an exhibit at toddler height to slide 2 inch thick plexiglass animals back and forth, an interactive exhibit. However, apparently you are not allowed to slide the animals or press any buttons. We were rudely stared down and followed throughout the exhibit, asked to not to slide objects or press buttons. What are the buttons for? Laughter is not permitted as well. Really confusing and disappointing place, I can’t see how it represents Arizona well to visitors. Not a family...

Don't appreciate your employee asking my grandson if he's ever had a scorpion lollypop and when he says no, you take him to get him one and then we are charged for it. When you do something like that, you pay for it. You comp it. You do whatever is necessary to fulfill what you started. Not everyone can afford a $6 lollypop, not everyone wants to waste money on that. We already made a rather large purchase for him in your facility. We didn't need or want to waste money on that. Do better and stop spending othet...

We came to what we thought was just a Visitor’s Center to pick up a map of Tucson. We were pleasantly surprised to find that The Southern Arizona Heritage Center was part of the deal. I particularly liked the huge map with lights to show you where the Rivers flow and the Mountains that surround Tucson. The displays were cool and information boards throughout taught us the many cultures and peoples who live in the beautiful...